John, you're absolutely right!Thanks for the perspective.Chris

>You can just make it lower resolution. Remember the>instruments are on the other screen so they are sharp and high>resolution.I didn't consider that. Good point.>We in Finland are blessed with a add-on scenery called>"FinnMast" that some of the guys did - basically they took the>AIP's list of flight obstacles, converted the coordinates and>AGL heights to a scene file that used a nice simple macro to>generate those red/white radio link masts with strobes and red>anti-collision lights.. So they are on the correct places with>correct height. That's fantastic stuff! I could use something like that here in the States. In flying VFR I find the masts are often not where they're listed on the charts.>I am going to get a fresnel at some point once I finish the rest>of the cockpit upgrade I used a single fresnel display before I got the projector. The depth perception is amazing. I think I'd try a multiple monitor/fresnel setup like you described if I didn't have the projector.>>Oh btw, here's a pic of our aviation club sim, a simple GIF>animation from what it was a year ago, to what we have now. It>starts to look very nice, although there's still a lot to do.That's really neat! And the ability to use a collimated mirror should help lots with parallax.Chris